Converting Browsers into Buyers: Stellar Concepts and Design offers Website Makeover Package…

Bill Gates has once said, “If your business is not on the Internet in the next five years, you will be out of business.”

Apparently, the time has come when a business is hard to survive without a Website, considering as large as 1,463,632,361 people on internet. A Website is the face of a business. Successful Websites are always focused on promotion and increasing the productivity. This is a continuous process and so is, updating, modifying, managing and optimizing the website to yield the best results.

‘Website makeover’ is the term for revamping a website, a kind of face-lift. It converts a static website to a dynamic one and accordingly reaching the right customers.

Stellar Concepts and Design, a leading service provider for Website Re/Design has been successfully helping their clients to make their websites functional and productive. Interestingly, Stellar has introduced the ‘Website Makeover Package’; a customized version of Website Re/Design which will be based on the nature of client’s business.

“During lagging economic days, it is natural and essential to avoid extra expenditures. However, as the market shrinks, it is even more essential to attract new clients and retain the existing ones. Nowadays, people look beyond the conventional mediums of advertisements and browse through internet for information, they want to know more. By promoting a well designed website, you are not only giving the information but you are also reaching a wider audience. However, just floating a website doesn’t help. A website can convert the browsers into buyers only when it is user friendly, connected to the potential customers, optimized for search engines and having a well designed layout. Our ‘website makeover’ package gives just that,” says Anthony Giudice, Stellar Concepts and Design president and founder.

Studies have shown that the growth and income of small business that use the Internet have grown respectively, 46% faster and 58% greater than those who did not.